The National tribune., 1887-06-09
LOYAL WOMANSWORK
The Household, Conversation Club,
Puzzles, etc.
DRESSING TIE HAIR,

DRESSING THE HAIR.
Happy Is she who has discovered just what style
S. most becoming 10 her face aud features ana con-
tnues dress her hair m that style notwithsland-
ing the freaks of fashion. Nothing so hNes lhe
individuality of woman. or ~ source OF greater
satisfaction 10 her friends. A slight variation may
Doe INDUCED IA with impuniiy' ~ a simple WhNS 81
friz hut sudden changes are 10 be avoided lhey
often shock rather than please
We all have la mind some smooth-hroweu mat
ron who. thinking TO improve her Appearance FOR
some grand ete. submits herself TO the half-dfes-ef
viii results anything bat improving, If not ludi-
crous in the extreme. She may emerge rom the
ordeal Rl pufis and bangs her sweet conservatism
utterly departed and waut-to eand cant eN pres
sion that sets the sly god OF Cushion laughing ln s
sleeve Rirs Lucy Webb Hayes b. AN iilustrious
eNnmpc uf the safe following of a becoming style,
Co herself, although one which hut lew Women
could safely initiate. Sine never submitted herself
10 the manpulHtious OF fashion bat once. ana That
vvas shortly after her arrival mistress ~ the
White House. The result not 10 her liking,
aud the smooth, even, dark trcssos were never
Win vo1ng pirls and children II is different;
they can afford experiment.. aud for the benefit OF
these give the latest DEGREES OF fashion, nom an
acknowledged authority
The hazel, hair j. now worn only medium high,
in q small soft coil, or braided round and round.
Very young ladies wear a very small Greek knot
or braid extending out from the head, but this is
severe style. and is becoming only 20 wellshaped
heads; the larger round braided coil close TO the
head h. more generally becoming and IS used by
young and elderly women. The French twist ls
less Fashionable than formerly; instead, the back
hair Is waved across and carried mp easily-not too
tightly-from the nape OF the neck TO the coil The
straight bang De- convenient Ia warm weather and
wall be worn again quite short, MOI covering more
than half thc forehead, N all dressing Tor The 'front.'
hair shows more Of the forehead IMAM ior-
meTly. The pointed or curved Russian bang u
still popular. The newest fancy ls 10 brush the
short front hair up from the forehead, curNlng II
slightly aud letting i rest against the long lalr
back which h. pulled upward slightly, but without
roll or cushion underneath, and u drawn back TO
the coli without parting. Children Ere again wear
ing their hair short shinGled closely, and with
small bang just in front, not beginning lar back on
the top OF the head IL large girls of IL years wear
long hair, Il hangs straight without being waved
ID n better however. 10 have their hair shingled as
IL win then thicl1en aud grow 10 a good length
before they are grown. Misses wear bTalds tied
and hanging in loops or coils. The straight
bang is liked FOR schoolgirls as ii Is easily kept IN
TO AVOID COAL OIL EXPLOSIONS.
Harry HOUSEHOLD: To avoid accidents by coal
oil la starting fires an stoves or CRATES either wood
or coal, suggest the following, which find 20 he
safe and cheap: Take oyster can, or something
deeper. IL il can be had, half fill with oil, Then
insert corncobs 10 take up the oil, and VIII insure
one cob 20 start any ordinary fire without any
danger OF eNploson.-J. 7. Scanlan Orwell, Ind
LEMON PIE.
Harry HOUSEHOLD Seeing in THE NATIONAL
TRIBUNE of May ~ that Ida Is. Hale, Dysart, Iowa,
wanted a lemon pie recipe, and having good one,
thought would seDd u:
Lemon Pie-Four eggs, one and one half cups
sugar one cup water, two tablespoonfuls -four, one
large two small lemons CRATE the lemons aud
peef being careful 10 keen the seeds put Beat the
yollos very SMOOTH add the grated 4s.hon and
sugar. beat well. stir In the flour, and lastly the
water stir well and pour in pie pans lined with
paste. When done, spread over them the whites,
beaten with four tablcspoonfus sugar, aud brown.
Try and repon-Mrs. Alta V. Frazier
CREAM LAYER CAKE.
Harry HoUsEHoID / send recipe for making
cake which Is very nice. One cup sugar, two eggs,
six tablespoonful melted butter. One half cup good
rich milk. one ana one-haf cups hOur. two tea
spOonfuls baking powder, one teaspooniul extract
of lemon; bake ln twolayers. When cool spread
with one-lalf cup OF thick cream, sweet or sour,
in which stir tablespoonful of sugar aud few
drops OF essence-FlOrence M. Adalas, Lovciton,
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MINNEHAHA's PUDDING.
FRIENDS or THE c. c.: Take two eggs, little
stale bread, sugar 10 taste little nutmeg, and one
aud hall quarts of skinned milk. Bake IN a
moderately hot oven. How many of the c. c. like
20 draw aud paint, a. do? liked w. b. Powells
Observation-Disclosures.
Editors Chat.
John A. I.ytle's questions good, but he should
send answers.
w. Ii. winlsley, Clearheld, Taylor Co. Iowa,
will order Mammoth Cave. KY. specimens TO c. Z.
members at their cost at the cave. making no
charge for personal services. Address that gentle
man for particulars.
Yes, Saruh T., a high standing collar Is most be-
coming 10 a long neck FOR fun dress ruching OF
frill Of lace OF crepe lisse
In sending her name to the c. C. Roll Call Clara
u. Perkins OF kalamazoo, Mich, says: Our city
Is rich in beauty, wealthy and prosperous but lis
indifference TO the welfare of Circuit Post indicates
forgefuness OF the soldier and bis cause that is
20 be depOrcd." Clara i. should give her time
aud talent TO enlisting the young people under
their Nations banner, and there viii be enthusiasm
10 spare "a very short time.
Miss Fannie l.. Goodwin. Prairie City, H.. re-
ceiyed " Ten Days With Moody" for being the first
of nine TO reply To q. w. Castles Ice question.
l.. May Pgoit woHld like the Editor of the C. q. r
portrnit in TIM TRIBUNE. But the Editor prefers
10 he tpl an fllq Qf
family rather than on the page Of newspaper,
even one with such warm friends az The TRIBUNE.
Minnie Is. Obey received - answers 81 of whiok
we're correct Emma schmidt Washington, ID. c.,
won the life sketch.
Lula Bates The Grand Army Of the Republic
was founded at Springfield, H., in 1856, by DR.
Stephenson and 10 associates
young lady teacher, OF some years experience
IN the High school Of a leading Ohio city desires a
position principal or first assistant OF school ia
one ofthe Northwestern Territories The highest
references ar TO qualifications. Address Miss ). g.,
care Mrs. Gen. j. r. Sherwood, Toledo q.
j. Il. Rogers, Slate, Ind. We will mail YOU n
copy Of Campfire and Memorial Poems, suitable
for recitations, for 81
Conversation Club.
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on one side Of the paper. 3. Write 10 the point. l.
Write on one subject. B. Write your best G.
Send answers 10 AL puzzles Tor Of Editor Each
week the names Of those writing the best letters
style. composition, spelling. penmanship and gem
cTal merit cOHsidercd-wi be named at the head
of tine column on tie Honor Roll. First honor
honor will include deficiency in some one point
No others will be named
HONOR RoLL-BEsT LETTERS.
First iIonor-Will T. Ehrhardt. Greensbsre. Ind
Second HOnor-Clara y. Perkins. 6U4 Village ~ .
kalamazoo, Mioh.i Aeya J. Tidrick, Newcomers
town, o.
sEARcHERs AND soLvERs.
VIII A. Coils WRpello. Iowa ]; Zoraida s Hen.
dcrson Boa -, Big Springs, Neb., 2; Geo T. Ross
Co ID. 18Th MIs., Washington Iowa 8: IA M Mo.
Cal, Cole Camp Mo, % Josephus il. FroideVeaux,
Qua, W. Va, q Lois T. Jackson, ChAppeIl Hin
Tex l. Belle NJ Cray, 500 Jefferson avenue Grand
Rapids, Mich, 3; Amelia Norris Funk Marshall
Mich, 4; MIS-. NJ. J. Leach, Moicott Vt .. Annie
l., Marsh, Saugus Mass G; Charles o. fIeubert
Marshall, H., 3; u. j.. Curry. HOPE Oak =; MARY
Dawn Petty y; John A. Lyle Dawn, KAN Z:
James y Alger. swnmpsoott. Mas, 3; B Il Webb
hlroy, AS. =; Moliie v. Martin r. n ShotweI
Monte Vista, CAL. l.
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Cbns. Van Benthusen Capt g. W Rosser C,a,,,,
NO. 81, Division uf Missouri - OF " Ricl tFl1I
Mo- Belle NJ. Cray, No. 4g3, Jefferson Ave Graud
Rapids, Mich, niece Of veteran; Mary D. King
AheEHny n. y. il3l, daughter 65th y. g. veteran.
wounded al White Oak swamp aud prisoner al
Libby q. D. bOugherty, Bowers Corners O-yy,,s.o
N. D.; Jos =. jackson Chappcn Hill Tex daua-li
Ter I'D Pa veteran, wounded before Richmond
prisoner az Libby Garfield Hcukard s0ldier'- boV
Oi z, McNecs Fails, Snyder Co. Pa Clara Al Per-
klnh. bA Village 81, kalUmazoo Mich Ccorgf
Shumalier, Newman, H.; Fred q. Moore Mons.
gomery VI; Rachel Barnett LAWYER, Ind soldier
Miie aud daughter; Nora Goodman daughter 90
A. oill ind. veteran, Peru. Ind; Mollie " Martin
~ high 81, Des Moines, Iowa; Eva Munsoll Zee
Cloud, hcb., daughter Captain of Co n sri wis
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